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 1 6 |        the eye-brows, vigorously drawn, surmounts a~pair of eyes
 2 8 |        has allowed herself to be drawn along the same lines, there
 3 9 |       portrait~which Camille had drawn for him of her friend, what
 4 9 | unflattered portrait Camille had drawn of her the night before.
 5 10|     wrecked between those reefs, drawn upon them by~the waves of
 6 17|  uniforms, for each carriage was drawn by four~horses, appeared
 7 20|          forces has been already drawn upon~for vigorous resistance.
 8 22|         moral letters of credit, drawn~one by one on Monsieur de
 9 23|        had two little carriages, drawn by two horses. In~the course
10 25|          were clearly and firmly drawn,~a type long presented in
11 25|    wearing a halo of~virtue, are drawn at times, secretly be it
12 26|          love, Fabien would~have drawn a dagger and stabbed you